Sorting for two columns in SQL

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Posted 29-Apr-16 0:33am

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Nigam,Ashish 29-Apr-16 6:47am

Please mention your current sql query.

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try ..

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SELECT * FROM table ORDER BY Lastname DESC, YearOfBirth ASC

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Maciej Los 10-Jun-16 9:07am

5!

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2016-04-29T00:51:00

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Is it possible??Can anyone help me.

It is possible to order by a column and then by another one (see, for instance MSDN[^]). In your scenario it would be

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... ORDER BY Lastname ASC, YearOfBirth ASC;

Please note, in your sample data the ordering by 'YearOfBirth' would be irrelevant.

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Maciej Los 10-Jun-16 9:07am

5ed!